The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-10

WELLS, FAReo & 90 g shipments yes
terday were: Ore, Sill COO.
MCCORMICK & Co., received yesterday
Hanauer bsIhon, 81 800; ores, S14, lis
HELD's BANDS excursion to Logan on
the 18th, promises to be largely at
ended.
TIE OFFICERS and teachers of the Sal
Lake Stake Sunday schools spent Fri
day at Spring Lake Pleasure Grounds
Hon. A. A. Rowe, wife and family, o.
New York City, are visiting the city
and are stopping at the Spencer House
MOUNTED POLICE are again wanted in
the Twentieth and TWenty-hrst Wards
to protect the bitches from wandering
6oyines.
THERE ARE messages. at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for L. John
Nuttall, Jr., Lund Turrill and s. o.
Hopkins.
VIM FULLER. administrator, adver-
tises to sell the Bockholt real estate, at
his Office, to the highest bidder, on
Monday, July IL. See the adv.
TIE WEEKLY Wednesday night train s
to Lake Park will hereafter leave this
city at S.l5 and Ogden at sic, so that
employees in stores will have a chance
to avail themselves of the ira n.
TIE REGULAR monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Deseret
Hospital, which was postponed on &C
count of the 4th of July, will be held
tomorrow. Monday, July 18th, at 2
pm. at the Hospital building.
MEMBERS OF lions Choral Union
will please take notice that the regular
weekly rehearsal will be held on Mon
day evening at 7.30 O'Clock in the
Tabernacle. a full attendance is
desired. THOMAS HULL, Secretary.
MANY LADIES" want the Garfield
management to label the bath house
sections on the side towards the Lake
as we'll as on the other. Much pro.
miscuOus and hurried promenading IN
costume would be obViated thereby.
THOMAS KIRBY, of Logan, and Abram
Chadwick, of North Ogden, who have
been serving terms in the Pen. on the
going charge, were brought before
Commissioner NOrrell On Friday, took
the requisite oath, and were discharged.
Nh. SIMON BAMBEReEB says the an
nouncement that the Lake Park Band
will play for the weekly promenade
concerts at the Continental is mis-
take. The band was only loaned for
the last week in honor OF the visiting
engineers.
SUPERINTENDENT STEWART states that
District School Trustees of this city
who have not received the necessary
blanks to make out their annual report
to the County Superintendent, can
ohtaiu them By calling at So Fourth
East Street.
OHE OF the neatest and most useful
advertising novelties is the guitar
Thermometer of Coalter & Snelgrove.
Tine mercury is at present exercising in
the upper register, and trip TO Coal
vile with Delegate Coalter, might in
duce it 10 modulate somewhat.
4. F. Erickson. Harry Vincent,
Chook Campbell. Hyrum Campbell,
James Gibson, s. B. Clawson, l.. II.
ClaWson, and Will Campbell left yester-
day afternoon by rail for Morgan, from
whence they will go to some choice
nook on the Weber for weeks out.
SwANBR HAD a narrow escape from
FIRE Friday evening. The flue in
Arbogast's candy factory had been run
past a base block. The latter had
taken fire, and large hole was burned
in the base board in Swaner's store
when the flames were discovered.
SEE TIE special advertisement offering
reward for the return of ladys neck
pin lost on Thursday evening, between
the Theatre and the east end of North
Temple Street, or between the east end
OF North Temple Street, and'the north
west corner of the Temple Block.
The LAKE Park 0rchestrs's open air
concert at the Continental Hotel last
evening was one of the most ENJOYABLE
entertainments that has been offered
TO the public for MANY moons, and
must have proven a delightful sur
prise to the engineers and their friends.
HYRUM PARTON was yesterday held
in bonds OF 81 500 to await the action
Of the Grand Jury on the charge of
pOlygamV. Miss Berry, or, as she calls
herself, Mrs. Preston, was also re-
CURED to give bonds of 500. There
are very few who believe that case of
poiygamy can be made out.
ELECTIONS FOE school trustees will be
held in the various districts tomorrow
night. From present appearances it
will take some tall rustling on the part
of the People to keep their men in the
Seventh, Eighth, Twelfth and Thir-
tenth districts. Every resident voter
should take a special mission to his
district meeting house to morrow night
TIE LITTLE son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C,
Young, who i've in the lower part OF
town, near the drive, yesterday had a
narrow escape from drowning. 4 hole
about FIVE feet deep had been dug on
the premises from which clay had bsen
extracted and sold TO the potteries of
the CITY. There was three or four feet
o5 water in the bottom os the hole,
aud while at play yesterday, the child.
little Don. fell into it. a PLAYMATE
missed him and running TO the hole saw
the little fellows arm DrotTuding-the
water covering his head over completely.
Help was summoned, snd the boy
drawn from the hole, bat Il was not u-'-
I'll some moments had elapsed thai /,
could be brought back TO consciousness.
AS al SeRHouE